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Just when I thought I was getting the hang of dvd burning....I've learned so much over the past couple months, and suddenly something seems to have gone wrong. It's driving me crazy. I'll try to be as detailed as possible. If anyone can help, I'd really appreciate it!

While burning, I have no programs open, I disconnect from the internet and shut down even my virus scanner. I even defragged my hard drive before trying again. I'm not doing anything different from what I normally do. I've tried discs from different spindles in case it was a bad batch.

I also opened up my computer and checked all of the connections just in case something was loose. This wasn't the case though since single layer media burn just fine on my ben q.

This method of burning DL discs with ImgBurn does work on my Toshiba SD-R5372 (f/w: TU56), but my Ben Q generally gives much nicer burns, and I'd like to get this issue solved so I can get the most out of my burner.

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just wanted to say thank you. My Ben Q is burning a DL as we speak. I know "upgrading the firmware" is a somewhat obvious answer, but it didn't occur to me since I had tested out BSNB and BSOB in the past and wasn't comfortable with the read dips that they report back. I reverted back to BSMB because it "worked best" for me...but apparently it doesn't.

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Seems weird to me that BenQ would mess up DL burning on the only discs everyone recommends!

Now if you were using anything other than Verbs, I'd instantly say to ditch them in favour of Verbatims! So now, I guess I'd have to recommend you don't burn DL at all!!!

Well done BenQ

As a side note, I wouldn't have expected WOPC to be messing things up as you START the burn. Normal OPC should have taken place before burning starts and as you're getting an error as the drive attempts to burn the first block of sectors, I don't see how that can come under the 'Walking' part of WOPC. Most strange!

Anyway, if you've the time and inclination, please post the scan up so we can see it

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trust me, i made sure to have the right media and do everything correctly down to every detail...which was why I was so confused and resorted to posting. I'm usually a do it myself kind of person, but for once google failed me haha.

the quality score in my toshiba drive was about a 70 with total PIEs and PIFs not worth mentioning they were so high. The benq scan @ BSOB WOPC on was 85...with totals MUCH nicer than the first, but problems at the layer break.

I don't have the screenshots of the above burns, but the burn with BSMB/WOPC on is scanning as we speak so I'll post that up when it finished.

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not the absolute nicest burn I've ever seen, but this is more what I was expecting. judging by all the discs I've wasted today and all the extra copies of Wedding Crashers I now have, it does seem that WOPC was the culprit. I'm not familiar with the technical aspects of a lot of this stuff although I've been trying to learn as much as I can, but the difference was definitely WOPC on vs. WOPC off.

just for fun I tried again with BSMB, WOPC on and got the same error that brought me here in the first place...weird.